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<blockquote data-quote="Jena" data-source="post: 118705" data-attributes="member: 4514"><p>Thank you to all of you for sharing all of that. </p><p></p><p>Susie thank you for the name of those books, I read alot so i will def. be picking those up. </p><p></p><p>It's amazing isn't it, kinda' makes your head spin at times that they can switch gears so quickly. Sometimes like this afternoon my daugther is just great, smiling even laughing not doing her Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) stuff, sensory no anixiety's down she got really upset with me at one point and she started to rage a bit till iput her in lock down mode to cool down. Then we went out to dinner just the three of us me and my girls which we dont do often. My older one is funny and outgoing and bubbly and there's Corrine she is sitting with her jacket on I asked her to take it off she didn't want to. Then she barely ate (she thinks that people are always looking at her), and didnt talk a whole lot at first, cringes when my older one acts nutty or is laughing she is very animated. so anyway they wanted dessert but corrine had to get out of there she couldnt' take it anymore so we packed up dessert to go.</p><p></p><p>i'll tell you this though she makes me see life differently, in a different way. Not sure if thats good or bad it just is a whole diff. perspective unlike my own.</p><p></p><p>gotta love them, they are so resilient and strong these children how they go through their days with multiple struggles. my heart goes out to all of them, and ofcourse us the wonderful giving parents. :smile:</p><p></p><p>Jen</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jena, post: 118705, member: 4514"] Thank you to all of you for sharing all of that. Susie thank you for the name of those books, I read alot so i will def. be picking those up. It's amazing isn't it, kinda' makes your head spin at times that they can switch gears so quickly. Sometimes like this afternoon my daugther is just great, smiling even laughing not doing her Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) stuff, sensory no anixiety's down she got really upset with me at one point and she started to rage a bit till iput her in lock down mode to cool down. Then we went out to dinner just the three of us me and my girls which we dont do often. My older one is funny and outgoing and bubbly and there's Corrine she is sitting with her jacket on I asked her to take it off she didn't want to. Then she barely ate (she thinks that people are always looking at her), and didnt talk a whole lot at first, cringes when my older one acts nutty or is laughing she is very animated. so anyway they wanted dessert but corrine had to get out of there she couldnt' take it anymore so we packed up dessert to go. i'll tell you this though she makes me see life differently, in a different way. Not sure if thats good or bad it just is a whole diff. perspective unlike my own. gotta love them, they are so resilient and strong these children how they go through their days with multiple struggles. my heart goes out to all of them, and ofcourse us the wonderful giving parents. [img]:smile:[/img] Jen [/QUOTE]
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